All Chapters of ALPHA'S CURSED MATE : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

  The fire had died down, but the tension remained. It was the kind of stillness that presses in on you from all sides, thick enough to suffocate even the bravest. I could feel it, a weight on my chest, a cold shiver crawling across my skin. The Prophet’s shadow was always there now, following me, creeping up behind me, never letting me go. I should have known, even before everything started to spiral, that this wouldn't end quietly. The way he spoke to me—the promises, the manipulations. I was the key. The one who could either destroy us or save us. He’d made sure of that. And now I was stuck in the middle of it, pulled between everything I had ever fought for and the power that surged inside me. But that wasn’t the worst part. The worst part was how easy it was to feel the bond break. How quickly the trust was slipping a

  The words hung in the air like poison, thick and heavy. They pressed on my chest, suffocating, making it impossible to think. Impossible to breathe. “You’ve chosen, Seraphina.” The voice was low, cold, and it sliced through the silence like a blade. The Prophet’s voice, unmistakable, echoing in my head like a twisted melody. His presence filled the space, as if the very shadows had taken on form, crawling out from the darkness itself. My heart pounded against my ribs, my pulse deafening in my ears. I wanted to turn around, to face him, but I couldn’t. My body felt frozen, as though I were chained to the ground, unable to move. To act. I stood there, staring at Kieran and Cian, their bodies still on the ground from the force of my power. The fight between them—our

  The night was quiet, too quiet. The stillness in the air felt like a pressure, like the world was holding its breath, waiting for something to snap. I didn’t need to look at the others to know they felt it, too. We were all bracing for the inevitable, the moment when the world as we knew it would fracture completely, and there would be no going back. But there was no time to think about that now. I had to focus. I had to move forward, even if every step felt heavier than the last. Every time I closed my eyes, I could see his face—his smile, his cold eyes—his promises that had wrapped around me like chains. The Prophet—a name that had once been just a whisper, a vague threat, but now, it was a living nightmare, one that I couldn’t escape. And the worst part? I didn’t know if I wanted to. I didn’t know if I could escape him. 

  I felt the weight of the journal pressing down on me, even though I had set it down on the table before me. It was like it was alive, breathing, taunting me with its secrets. The pages were still fresh, and every word felt like it was etched into my skin, burrowing deeper into me with every passing second. The truth my mother had left behind, the things I hadn’t wanted to face—now, there was no avoiding it. No denying it. And yet, there they were. The Alphas. Each of them, standing around the table, their eyes fixed on the journal in front of them. I had watched them for a long time. Seen them fight. Seen them bleed. Seen them love and lose. But never had I seen them like this—like they were all holding their breath, waiting for something that could change everything. Kieran stood

  The growl reverberated through my chest before I even saw the beast, but by the time my mind registered the sound, it was already too late. The air shifted around me, heavy with dread, as if the night itself had begun to close in. My heart raced as I turned, the hairs on the back of my neck standing on end. It was him. The one from my nightmares, the one that had lurked at the edge of my thoughts since the moment I’d first heard his name. The Prophet’s creature. And it wasn’t just a wolf. It was something darker, something more ancient. A thing of pure malice, born of magic so twisted, it made the earth tremble. The massive, shadowy figure that emerged from the trees was not the creature I had expected. No, it was far worse. It had eyes that glowed with an unnatural red, and the fur that covered its body wasn’t like any